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the $26.00, a $1000000.00 fundraiser with a 3 democratic president, joe biden, brock obama and bill clinton in attendance. there was just basically a week prior. how will this leadership team of the new r and c be different from the last one? as well as got a, you know, you set it up right. i mean, uh, and the last time we were in a similar situation was 2016 because we had an open primary process. she described that and i was on the are and see if that time uh 2013 to 15. and so i saw the inside of the planning and how it works. i just can tell you this at this point in an election after this primary there, uh video. his name is on the ballad in some states or some places work. there are some people still talking about other candidates, even to santas, but it's really cool less around the candidate. and you know, in 2016 there was ted cruz who was still fighting and there were people talking about, can we go to the convention and cause a problem? and i never really happens. i mean, there were a few people holding out. what do you see with the money, both the grass roots and the big dollar
the $26.00, a $1000000.00 fundraiser with a 3 democratic president, joe biden, brock obama and bill clinton in attendance. there was just basically a week prior. how will this leadership team of the new r and c be different from the last one? as well as got a, you know, you set it up right. i mean, uh, and the last time we were in a similar situation was 2016 because we had an open primary process. she described that and i was on the are and see if that time uh 2013 to 15. and so i saw the...
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you don't have to worry about that because seal team six won't obey the order to assassinate hillary clinton. and then neil gorsuch was saying, made a very clear point to say, to trumps lawyer, so there's absolutely no doubt that subordinates of the president can be prosecuted for exactly the thing you are saying the president cannot be prosecuted for and trumps lawyer said that's right, i'm sending all the subordinates can be prosecuted and neil gorsuch seemed to take some comfort in that like that was somehow an inhibitor on these actions. >> it is a typical trump answer which is everyone else is liable, except me. you are all holding the bag and i am going to go scot-free and right into the sunset. i think ultimately, there is this, you were talking to andrew about this, i think there is this possibility the chief will recognize that official acts can come in and be, it can be part of an indictment, it just can't be grounds for prosecuting someone. it is background information and your bribery example. that would allow the trial to go forward now. the question that i think that trump lawy
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does the, the clinton of calling someone anti semitic it? does it have the same sting? is it used to have? because if you say it's so often over and over again, the nothings anti semitic, so i sent the problem is this tactic has gone deep into our society. it's in the department of defense which has $10000.00 employees. if anyone accuse us you of them, i symmetric speech, so i work for them. and as you may know, they have a public affairs office which calls you up to in the, to, as we'd like you to be on this program. here's the points we'd like you to cover. you're allowed to say, oh, respectfully disagree. i'm going to talk about apps. and then as soon as you finish, they call up your boss. so she was, hands has submitted, she was supporting terrorist and then okay, the state department very much the same. so it isn't. and it isn't just the overt calls for, let's say cease fire. and so, i mean, as i hope that people can see how, how organized this is and that it will take organization to, to break. and there is our, our speaker in rome alluded to this. i mean, shamika
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in fact, the clinton campaign hillary clinton's campaign had some issues with that. obama's campaign. now i'm not saying it's the same, but this happens all the time and yet, no state prosecutors over tried it. that's an each one is a separate problem. so it's it is a remarkable coincidence that this manhattan da, has stretched each of these three things for the first time when you also campaign to become that nat da on the platform of holding trump accountable, america, american prosecutors in states, they run for office. >> that's true for every, so there's nothing unusual about bragg no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> jeffrey, you know better than i do. for me because i'll get that guy. they do not say that no one runs for office and says, you vote me in it. i'm going to get that guy that's not what happened it's not what's supposed to happen. and all the bonds away is i did not know that that's not what he said running. my code for cell, i share some the professors reservations that are stated in the article i've said a lot of this, honore do think th
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the international commission on missing persons initiated by informing us president bill clinton, helped in identifying victims and prosecuting war crimes with similar investigations under way and ukraine and syria. after the discovery of mess burial sites. many wonder if the international focus will shift the gaza. the question is, if his role will allow impartial investigators to enter the strip, since it already stands accused of genocide at the international court of justice. addressing these masked ways is crucial, not only for the family seeking closure, but for the broader goals of finding justice and preventing such acts from happening ever again. axels, i'm gonna reach out to 0 for insights, story the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess in durham, i'm source room on god's us citizen journalist who took refuge at an officer hospital for months during the conflict in the hague address. kaiser director for policy and cooperation of the international commission on missing persons and in geneva, kenneth roth, visiting professor at princeton school for public and interna
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hillary clinton and michelle obama. and is completing one on julia grant. she taught a course on the rhetoric of first ladies at kansas and an interdisciplinary course on first ladies at saint louis university and american university in fall 2022. she also teaches courses on first ladies for the ocean, a lifelong learning institute at cu, and lectures on first ladies for a variety of community groups. she was a panelist at the 2021 white house historical association asian symposium and the 2020 colloquium. she is a founding member of flair, the first lady's association for research and education, and serves as players treasurer. welcome, dr. carlin to history. happy hour. good evening, everyone, and thank you very much, samantha and the white house. historic association for the invitation to share this presentation of first ladies and civil rights. i've chosen two photos for this title slide down in the lower left. there's a photo of the washington hands, which would have been probably either in new york or philadelphia, showing them at home with their gran
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get about everyone a bill, about bill clinton? you couldn't say about bill clinton, who i think was a great president certainly, a lot of other things on his mind. >> i don't know that every politician is like that. i don't know why not every politician, but i think what you're at that level& to get to that level yet, there's always some, some something in your background. >> i don't think stormy daniels is probably the worst thing donald trump did. i agree. there's probably a lot more stuff he needed to cover up. then this, but this is this is the issue of the moment coming up. >> next, we'll take a short break for this sort of bringing my conversation today with the parents of hersh goldberg-polin, an american israeli has been a hostage in gaza, going on 202 days. it's parents had not gotten any word whether he was alive or not. they knew his left-handed been blown off part of his left arm. finally, they got a proof of life videos. there was let's yesterday. i'm going to talk to them about it rsv is out there for those 60 years
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if trump gets charged does that mean bill clinton gets charged for bombing aspirin factories in africa? does obama get charged for drone striking a u.s. citizen? invited me charged for human trafficking along the border? you take away a presidents immunity and there's no coming back. these are all legal hail marys to keep trump chained inside of a cage, away from the campaign trail and away from you, the voter. but good luck keeping them in his cage. >> we are going to be doing a rally in madison square garden. we're going to have a big rally honouring the police and the firemen and everybody. a lot of people including teachers. we will be doing a number of large rallies it's very exciting >> jesse: jason murray is a graduate apprentice. you are out there today, what happened with the helmet? >> got to see trump and i was there in the back and i said president can you pleas on my welding helmet? secret service tried to deny it at first and he was like let me get that. >> jesse: you will never wear that again? >> can't. it's going to go on the mantle at the home. i have to buy new one a
if trump gets charged does that mean bill clinton gets charged for bombing aspirin factories in africa? does obama get charged for drone striking a u.s. citizen? invited me charged for human trafficking along the border? you take away a presidents immunity and there's no coming back. these are all legal hail marys to keep trump chained inside of a cage, away from the campaign trail and away from you, the voter. but good luck keeping them in his cage. >> we are going to be doing a rally in...
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because if that was a given fact, if he was running with the 18 point lead in the polls that bill clinton had at a certain point, there would be a lot less nervousness about this because we would know eventually this process will work and if they send it back, the judge can have an evidentiary hearing and actually bring witnesses in in the way that she can't now and so there would then be some actual under oath testimony about all of this stuff before the election. and then eventually you get through all of this prosecution. i actually think joe biden is going to be reelected, so i am not terribly concerned about what they will do in terms of slowing this down, but what you saw, the fundamentals of what you saw and were discovered clearly today is that there is a group on the supreme court who believe that their duty is to protect the constitution and the law and there is a possibly larger group who believe their duty is to protect the president, not all presidents. the president named trump. and that that intensity launches those fever dreams that we heard from alito and gorsuch about ev
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that's why bill clinton agrees to give up his law license with the bar for five years. now they say, well, if you're really mean to donald trump and hold him accountable the way every other american citizen is accountable, then he'll really overthrow the government. he'll really bring out the big guns and we can't afford that. and that's a kind of masochistic capitulation to donald trump's authoritarianism. of course we have to hold the president accountable to the law. it's the basic premise of our law that nobody is above the law, including the president. and when they say, oh, well, you can impeach and convict him and then you can prosecute him, again, that twists the language and turns it upside down in the constitution. it says even if you're impeached and convicted, nevertheless, you can still be prosecuted and tried and convicted and punished. presuming presupposing that of course the president is subject to criminal law, and now we've got a bunch of justices who are asking questions that indicate that they are as corrupted as members of congress who i serve with
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or bill clinton who suppressed constantly suppressed bimbo eruptions not by paying people off but hiring reams of lawyers to dig through records and sex lives and try to intimidate and harass them? suppressing bad stories is what campaigns do. and it's been done in much worse ways than what donald trump is accused of doing. so, this is just an example of how, you know, people who wouldn't necessarily support donald trump but see the unfairness of how he is being treated rally around him. and it's why he is the nominee and why he -- joe biden might lose to him. >> gillian: hugh, trump earlier in the morning in new york met with the. will met with a grouch construction and union members trying to win over the endorsement of the teamsters as is now sort of customary fashion for him. is he turning turning trial events into campaign events. do you think that ultimately, these trials and these cases are making -- are hamstringing? can you even say? i don't know that's a word. is he hamstrung or helped by them? >> i think is he helped by them. he is not doing rallies. he is doing very focused e
or bill clinton who suppressed constantly suppressed bimbo eruptions not by paying people off but hiring reams of lawyers to dig through records and sex lives and try to intimidate and harass them? suppressing bad stories is what campaigns do. and it's been done in much worse ways than what donald trump is accused of doing. so, this is just an example of how, you know, people who wouldn't necessarily support donald trump but see the unfairness of how he is being treated rally around him. and...
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potentially if he is re-elected again, but i do believe the presidents i worked closely with, presidents clinton, bush 43 and president obama they were never chilled, as the expression was used today, never chilled by the lack of immunity. they recognized they had responsibility to carry out their authorities as president of the united states and also would be held accountable for it by the public, by the electorate, by the judicial system of the united states. therefore the presidents with integrity, honesty and take it seriously do not want to rely on blanket immunity that would give an individual like donald trump carte blanche to do whatever he would want under the preterks of national security. >> appreciate that. here was justice alito, a sound we haven't played tonight, about s.e.a.l. team six. >> one might argue that it isn't plausibly legal to argue s.e.a.l. team six, i don't want to slander s.e.a.l. team six because they're -- no, seriously, they're honorable. they're honorable officers and they are bound by the uniform code of military justice not to obey unlawful orders. it is not pl
potentially if he is re-elected again, but i do believe the presidents i worked closely with, presidents clinton, bush 43 and president obama they were never chilled, as the expression was used today, never chilled by the lack of immunity. they recognized they had responsibility to carry out their authorities as president of the united states and also would be held accountable for it by the public, by the electorate, by the judicial system of the united states. therefore the presidents with...
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it held through the remainder of the clinton administration. it held through all eight years of the bush administration. and it held through the first six years of the obama administration. every fcc chairman across those nearly 20 years, republican and democrat alike, repeatedly affirmed that broadband remained a title i information service. the fcc did so again and again and again and again. while activists on the political fringe lobbied for years to persuade the fcc to change course and regulate the internet as a public utility under title ii, the fcc never wavered. not once. classifying the internet as a title ii service remains a third rail of communications policy, both unlawful and misguided. all of that changed in a flash. in fact, it years of bipartisan consensus vanished over the course of just 117 seconds. on november 10, 2014, president obama published a youtube video calling on the fcc to label broadband a title ii telecom service for the first time, and to oppose sweeping new government controls on the internet in the name of net
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president and publishing negative stories about his political opponents including bill and hillary clinton as well as the republican candidates the primary shift at that time. he finally, just to wrap this up will testify 2017 meeting with trump at the white house after he won the white house should trump asked how karen is doing, karen mcdougall, purchased lifetime rights to the story alleging an affair with the former president and he said all of his dealings with michael cohen about the president's former lawyer for in that capacity is trump attorney, been part of trump's campaign so a busy day and will get back to it 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. >> thank you, it's good to see you. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. great to see you again. your reaction to the report? it sounds like a lot of atmospherics and not a lot about the nuts and bolts and facts about the case. reasonable doubt problems. >> this is a good day for trump as you heard supreme court on media also in the courtroom today in new york city the reason is because book crime was actually committed by d
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clinton economist, obama economist. he was out, i think he said on cnbc or some station, he said that if you can sell all these student loans, the point is it will boost consumer demand, which will cause higher inflation, higher interest rates and higher mortgage rates. thought on that, mr. falkander? >> yeah, i mean what jason is fuhrman is doing demonstrating there is still a part of the democratic party has not bought into this far heft approach towards government and wants to have credibility after joe biden is shown the exit because he and larry summers were have been out this the entire time saying if you throw this much money into the economy you will get inflation. larry, let's remember, i mentioned this before, but larry summers came out recently and said, if you inchewed mortgage interest payments and car loan payments that the inflation rate under joe biden would not have peaked at nine it would peak at 18. if you go to the traditional way, the way we measured inflation back in the '70s, include those numbers
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publish negative stories about trump's political opponents which at the time included bill and hillary clinton as well as republican candidates in the primary race. he also discussed a conciliation agreement with the federal election commission and it was his agreement that ami received a fine and agreed not to contest that it committed campaign violations. so that's the latest right now from david packer's testimony as i can right now trump's lawyers are having their opportunity to ask him about the relationship after the da's office concluded their opportunity. back to you sandra. >> we expected here from former president donald trump shortly, joining us former u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy, george washington university professor and fox news contributor jonathan turley and former prosecutor katie trish caskey. andy let's start with you. as we await the remarks from former president donald trump what do you believe is the strategy now other cross-examination happening and that courtroom? >> evidently what they returned to underscore based on the reporting rear hearing
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those were judges appoints by trump in some instances, by bush, by clinton and by obama. 60 to 1 in terms of the record. you have a federal judge, david carter in california, early on saying, more likely than not trump committed felonies. all that was left to figure out in the intervening four years now was whether or not he would be accountable for it. there's a schism also between the justices -- their questions before they make any decision and the judges who were on the record about the conduct on january 6. >> yep. [ laughter ] >> why? >> look, let's back up and talk about one of the reasons why people don't have a lot of faith in this court. it's because this is the first supreme court since we have had the second reconstruction in this country, the civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s that started actually making sure the constitution applied. it's the first court that has actually taken away from the american people fundamental rights, the right to abortion, for example. voting rights, it has greatly eroded. it's how it was constituted. this is going well for trump because
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prime ministers and presidents around the world who had been educated in our universities since bill clinton, and that was soft power. but today, our politicos here in westminster simply do not have an idea of the level the chinese communist party is going to infiltrate. >> our half of beijing will be the next bill clinton not smoking a joint in oxford in the 60s. all right. that's coming up. coming up, the climax of tonight's show. find out why you, the incredible gb news viewers feature in tonight's greatest britain and union jackasses. spoiler alert it's obviously the greatest britain. but next, we'll bring you some more of tomorrow's front pages, and i will reveal why some very naughty knitted dolls have caused such a stir. patrick christys tonight on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight. i've got more front pages for you now. so here they are. we go in with the times and m15 checks for academics to kerb threat from china. that's a red flag if ever i've seen one. thank you. yeah. all right. okay all right. also, patients with skin cancer get customised jabs to target tumour
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the clinton campaign was famous for that. they killed the hunter biden story, you know, you had bill clinton who paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to women and some of those stories were killed by clinton people to protect him. those were not campaign contributions for the purposes of any criminal charge. so we are still left with the trial that seems to be searching for a crime. that's what is so disturbing here. it's not just that the charge is in other cases its that the judges sitting there as they are talking about some unlawful means without identifying it. it was only a couple of days ago and the second week of this trial that breakeven made clear what 1 of these dead misdemeanours were. so the defence had to start this trial without even knowing fully what the theory was. it's like starting a race and lace -- they say we will tell you if it's print or a marathon have a few. it's hard to prepare and you don't even know what the theory is. >> so michael cohen we'll be up soon in this process. he is key to the proces
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back in the days of clinton, we thought the best way to contain iran was iraq to iraq and i run workaday computing and containing each other. i think the choice to go to war in iraq basically removed the shell of containment on iran and we have seen the growth of iran 's use of pop -- of proxies, blind and fluent -- malign influence which is still a problem today. i don't think we sold the need to shift china's -- we saw the need to shift china's strategy until the second obama term should the thesis was if we enmeshed china and of in our international institutions and with investment and have them an economic stake in the rules based order, it will be a responsible stakeholder. and that was a thesis shared across republican and democratic administrations since nixon. we did not realize that was not realistic. the theory was not going to work until much later. >> the optimism of americans that if we embrace something, we can make it better. tom, you were at the pentagon from 2006 until 2009. it was the end of the bush administration. what did you get right, what did you get wrong in term
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many stories ended up planted in "the washington post" and "new york times" that would make hillary clinton look good? that made the russian investigation take route? that gave cnn another six hours of programming and speculation? how many times did david corn and the others that we find out later these fbi agents who went rogue and feed the story about a russia hoax? now you have someone who is friends with a guy who publishes a relatively offbeat newspaper who says you know, kill the story or we will be good have this in there, okay, you are a source. you handle a source who ends up paying off a little bit later. it's pretty much the horse trading that goes on all the time. be to thank you for sticking around, appreciate you joining us. you have something else don't you? you have something else [laughter] >> i will see you later. >> sandra: we will see you later and a reminder we just got where the former president will be speaking at 4:30 p.m. eastern time this afternoon after this concludes, john? >> john: brian, trust me i love every day at 6:30 listening to you and your colleagues. >>
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under bill clinton. what do you think of all that. >> you bring up an extraordinarily interesting and fascinating part of the argument. everybody on both sides agrees if it's a private act it's definitely the case, that even former presidents, everybody is subject to the law. the question here is who's in charge of deciding what makes something an official act, and i think the question is when it's the special counsel or you're right, this is a watered down version of the office that ken starr used to have, and you're indeed correct that justice kavanaugh previously worked for ken starr in that clinton prosecution. and i think as are many folks who have served in republican and democratic administrations, investigations when they get started and are not subject to close supervision can with the purest of motives take on a life of their own, and i think the justices are going to be concerned to reach a decision here that further em boldens this office, and this might turn out to be a case where strategica
under bill clinton. what do you think of all that. >> you bring up an extraordinarily interesting and fascinating part of the argument. everybody on both sides agrees if it's a private act it's definitely the case, that even former presidents, everybody is subject to the law. the question here is who's in charge of deciding what makes something an official act, and i think the question is when it's the special counsel or you're right, this is a watered down version of the office that ken...
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bill clinton had the virtual 101st airborne of lawyers working for him putting out all of the scandals of all the women. that's what a lot of these politicians have to do. they are not criminal acts. >> sandra: leo, finally to you on the clinical applications of all of this as we know recent polling fox news polling shows that a majority or i should say 46% see this as illegal activity. motors how they see trump's behavior in this case 46% see it as illegal. almost as many see it as unethical but not illegal or that he did nothing wrong at a all. but when asked voters on whether this case impacts their vote, 62% say it makes no difference. what do you believe is the political fallout as he continues to sit in the courtroom? >> sandor, let me answer that question very directly, zero. the democrats have failed to basically dirty up trump through the legal process it has failed. look at the fox poll's coming look at the most recent polls, the trump of voter will not leave trump. he is going to keep that base of support. this is the weakest of all the cases that have been presented against
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there were bad people who were independent counsels, but president reagan, president bush, president clinton's administration were really hampered in their view, all three, by the independent counsel structure. what i'm worried about is that that was -- let's relax article 2 a bit for the needs of the moment. i'm worried about the similar kind of situation applying here. that was a prosecutor investigating a president in each of those circumstances. someone picked from the opposite party the current president and usually was how it worked. justice scalia wrote the fairness of a process must be judged on what it produced. you emphasized regularity of the department of justice. i think this applied to the independent counsel system and it could apply if presidents are routinely subject to investigation going forward. one thing is certain, it involves investigating one person. what would the reaction be if in an area not covered by the statute, the justice department posted a public notice inviting applicants to assist in an investigation and prosecution of a certain prominent person? does this n
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it was because president reagan's administration and president bush's administration, and president clinton's administration, they were really hampered in their view. all three, by the independent counsel structure. what i am worried about here, is that -- let us relax article two of it for the needs of the moment. i am worried about the situation of playing here. that w was a prosecutor investigating a president and each of the circumstances, and someone picked from the opposite party. the current president. usually, that is how it works, and justice gildea we wrote that the fairness of a process must be judged on the basis, and what it permits to happens and know what it produces in a particular case. you have emphasized many times the regularity of the department of justice. he said, and this applies to the independent counsel system, and it could apply if presidents are written in the subject to investigations going forward. one thing is certain however, it involves investigating a particular individual. can one imagine a manner of filling in the investigation and prosecution, what would
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without these prosecutions having gonoff on a runaway train. >> i think president reagan, bush, and clinton whether rightly or wrongly thought contrary to what you justai >> i thinkobody likes being didn't result in the kind of it vindictive prosecution that i think yourons raising. we have a different st now. i think there was a conseus throughout washington that there were flaws in the independent counsel syem we now are inside the justice department withl accountability resting with the attorney general, so the special counsel regulation now doesn't operate the way that the independent counsel regulations do. this corpora he something to say about it, i think, if it were reviv. i'm t sure anybody is in favor of that. >> i wasayg the mirror image of that isneay someone could perceive it. t i take your point about the different structural protectio internally. like justice scalia said, i do not mean to suggest anything of the sword the present case, we are not talking about the present ca. i'm talking about the future. another point, you tked about the criminal statute. it's very ey to cha
without these prosecutions having gonoff on a runaway train. >> i think president reagan, bush, and clinton whether rightly or wrongly thought contrary to what you justai >> i thinkobody likes being didn't result in the kind of it vindictive prosecution that i think yourons raising. we have a different st now. i think there was a conseus throughout washington that there were flaws in the independent counsel syem we now are inside the justice department withl accountability resting...
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you think about, relationships with relations with america going into 2016, everyone thought hillary clinton would win. they established such links and relationships with her. when trump, the maverick, happened to steal the day, they didn't know. they didn't have those kinds of links towards him to have a very functional, beyond the strange relationship he knows now that going forward, no matter what happens, even if it's trump 2.0, you have to have diplomatic relations with them. so when you look at his dialogue, when you look at the execution, the way he carries himself in spaces where previously he would have been quite negative, he knows that i have to be a diplomat. and when i was just thinking about great leaders, when you think about the leitmotif that goes around the leitmotif that goes around the rhetoric about them from disraeli to david lloyd george to tony blair to david cameron, these were all seasoned diplomats that people can get. you can get them in a room and they will make a relationship work for the greater good, no matter what perception or opinion is about them. >> and i
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but that nixon case, there's a clinton case, but there's no criminal extent of this case. and one thing i would point, david, you remember the pull baa loo around -- hullabaloo around whether he ordered seal team six to murder a a assassinate, that's not what they're going to be hearing today. and so that's a more interesting scenario, and that's why i think he's boeing to get a lot of benefit of the doubt on the immunity question. david: can right. by the way, trump lawyers didn't bring up that, it was the judge with a very hypothetical case, and the answer a was not as the media responded, the answer was very carefully phrased. very quickly, if the supreme court sends it back to the courts, does that delay this trial until after the election? >> yeah. i think there's little likelihood at this point that this case or my of the other cases except for the current trial are going to, you know, make this november deadline. but that being said, you know, jack smith really want withs the try this case before the election. david yeah. he's salivating matt whitaker, thank you so
but that nixon case, there's a clinton case, but there's no criminal extent of this case. and one thing i would point, david, you remember the pull baa loo around -- hullabaloo around whether he ordered seal team six to murder a a assassinate, that's not what they're going to be hearing today. and so that's a more interesting scenario, and that's why i think he's boeing to get a lot of benefit of the doubt on the immunity question. david: can right. by the way, trump lawyers didn't bring up...
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i think president reagan president bush president clinton, whether rightly or wrongly thought opposite was thought contrary to what you just said. >> i think nobody likes being investigated for a crime, but it didn't result in the kind in the vindictive prosecutions that i think, your honor is racing as possibility. we have a different system now. i think there was a consensus throughout washington that there were flaws in the independent counsel system. it lapsed we now are inside the justice department with full accountability, resting with the attorney general. so the special counsel regulations now don't operate the way that the independent counsel regulations do and this court would have something to say about and i think if the independent council statute were revived, i'm not sure that anybody is in favor of that right now. i was just saying this is kind the mirror image of that is one way someone could perceive it. but i take your point about the different structural protections internally like justice scalia said, let me i do not mean to suggest anything of the sort in the pre
i think president reagan president bush president clinton, whether rightly or wrongly thought opposite was thought contrary to what you just said. >> i think nobody likes being investigated for a crime, but it didn't result in the kind in the vindictive prosecutions that i think, your honor is racing as possibility. we have a different system now. i think there was a consensus throughout washington that there were flaws in the independent counsel system. it lapsed we now are inside the...
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cannot exclude that it has been operate the during his visit to south korea in 1993 us president, bill clinton sent a clear message the point was washington, the threatened consequences, the we believed that was a place to stop, stop them before they made the sick, typically a box. and so a secretary defense design, i made a public statement that we would not submit north korea to reprocess the fuel and making a new claim to make the nuclear bonds. we are prepared to take some form of military action to keep that from happening. at that time, no grants past referred to me as a war maniac. by 1994, the danger seemed to have been about 8 for the time being. for the 1st time, north korea signed an agreement, the country pledged to pursue its nuclear program exclusively for energy production . i was involved in this from the early nineties to the president and i looked back in a number of critical coins. the united states and in north korea headed agreed in 1994 to something called the agreed framework. and that kind of put a lid cap on their program, especially no more production of plutonium for
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you've got hillary clinton calling republicans a basket full of he deplorables. they're looking down on half of americans and they're trying to say they're the ones fighting for the people. people see right through it. it's absolutely a joke. maria: that's such a good point. you're absolutely right. he looks down on people. >> the eyes of scranton are looking down on you. maria: exactly. >> unbelievable. >> that's the greatest point. you watch donald trump interact with these blue collar people, with these police officers, other things like that. maria: look at him this morning. >> he likes them. they b don't think he's looking down on them. he likes them, he relates to them. lee's exactly right. the number of terms president biden uses for his political opponents, the consistent the c, calling their concerns racist, things like that. it's so disgusting. president biden knows he ha has he has todivide the country to . it's so cynical. people can see president trump relates to people. look outside what we saw earlier today, people love him. he loves them. presiden
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clinton inside the white house. host: so leah, bring me from there to today's immunity case. caller: again, with the supreme court's discussion on this situation, it really doesn't matter. we have seen and watched this play out, how it has come to this, how it has come to the court systems to finally take president trump down. and i believe they're going to do it. host: that's leah in south carolina in terms of how this is played out since special counsel jack smith brought this case. it was last year after this case was brought that trump and his lawyer sought to have this case dismissed over the issue of immunity. the district court judge in washington, d.c. denying that request after that happened. jack smith taking that to the supreme court ask them to clarify this, this immunity question the supreme court deciding at that time not to take it to allow the process to play out in the lower courts. it did about six weeks later, it was d.c. circuit panel of three judges who upheld the district court judge's decision denying the immunity request at that point. now trump and hi
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literally the same laws that existed during clinton and obama and trump that were securing the border where you could deport people still exist today, he's ignoring those things in the joke that the senate had a strong bill that was going to help secure the border is a joke. it started at 5.5 million people covered across the border then will decide if we want to do something that he ignores anyways this is an absurd trying to spend on what the senate was sending our way, that was not a compromise that was a giveaway that was the weakest bill on securing the border ever. maria: he's trying hard to blame republicans despite the fact that his bed and plays for three years in the oval office hasn't done anything except make the border wide open. jump in here. because when president trump dealt with the border he had deals in place, he and mike pompeo and others did negotiations with those countries mexico, guatemala, they had deals in place in president biden came into the oval office and reversed all of it. >> exactly right there's plenty he could do and all he has to do is what was don
literally the same laws that existed during clinton and obama and trump that were securing the border where you could deport people still exist today, he's ignoring those things in the joke that the senate had a strong bill that was going to help secure the border is a joke. it started at 5.5 million people covered across the border then will decide if we want to do something that he ignores anyways this is an absurd trying to spend on what the senate was sending our way, that was not a...
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and bill clinton negotiaing as he left office. then as now, everyone understood that being an ex-president doesn't give you absolute immunity. what ken said is important. on the practical part of this, the supreme court has already done trump a huge favor by delaying and punting something that could have otherwise gotten him in trouble on election day. if they ultimately reject the donald trump argument and say there's no case here but they gave him the delay he wanted, was that political? i think it's a fair question for this increasingly right wing court. we're going to watch for how they talk about what has been a losing and empty claim on the trump side. >> former u.s. attorney joyce vance has joined us. we know that the supreme court has been losing the trust of the american public. polls are showing that across the board. we also know that justice roberts is concerned about the legacy of his court. this week're hearing this case. yesterday we also heard the idaho case. i'm wondering if you could take us inside of all the cas
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been the understanding nixon was there was a draft indictment for nixon independent investigator for clinton was thinking of indicting him. that's just the general understanding. so i think you could imagine a world in which the state they prosecutors in arizona say, wait, this way to see how the supreme court goes. and then we can move forward. >> all right. i'll stay with me. it's go back to zach cohen. i know zack, you've got some more breaking details here. what you just learned looking at this indictment, it looks like there's nine counts total, including multiple felony, isn't one of those felonies is conspiracy again, that goes back to what we were talking about. >> earlier about how this investigation really did seem to initially be just focused on the electors we've seen in michigan, for example, just the electors were charged there, but the conspiracy count does underscore for this investigation did expand. did widen to include some of those people in trump's inner orbits and there's people that were working on his national campaign. i have to put these fake electors forward to hav
been the understanding nixon was there was a draft indictment for nixon independent investigator for clinton was thinking of indicting him. that's just the general understanding. so i think you could imagine a world in which the state they prosecutors in arizona say, wait, this way to see how the supreme court goes. and then we can move forward. >> all right. i'll stay with me. it's go back to zach cohen. i know zack, you've got some more breaking details here. what you just learned...
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dispirit of quite a few american presidents and this the ufo issue gerald ford, jimmy, ronald reagan, bill clinton. can you expound and talk a bit about each of those presidents and what they did or did not do for the ufo? yeah. so the the thing that will sort of most surprise is most of you who think that you know something about gerald ford in this room is that gerald ford in congress was the leading advocate for studying ufos that actually in the summer of 1966 he was congressman here he was the minority in the house and in the summer of 66, there is, a very famous series of ufo sightings at college here, michigan. and it goes on a period of about a week. there's one sort of very famous sighting at hillsdale, this glowing orb out in the forest behind one of the dorm that's witnessed dozens and scores of students in college administrators and police officers. then a series of other ufo sightings across central michigan at far ends, a couple of other locations. jalen hynek, astronomer, is dispatched by the air force up to investigate it and and he spends a couple of days going around the army and
dispirit of quite a few american presidents and this the ufo issue gerald ford, jimmy, ronald reagan, bill clinton. can you expound and talk a bit about each of those presidents and what they did or did not do for the ufo? yeah. so the the thing that will sort of most surprise is most of you who think that you know something about gerald ford in this room is that gerald ford in congress was the leading advocate for studying ufos that actually in the summer of 1966 he was congressman here he was...
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clinton was looking for his friends -- putin was looking toward his friends. he was getting support for the russian defense industrial base from china. that is not lost on us. it is something we are dealing with on all three fronts, and we will continue to do that. you heard secretary blinken obviously, who is now in beijing, speak to our concerns with respect to the prc and is support for russia's defense industrial base. we have been vocal from this podium about both north korea and iran and will continue to be. >> is really government officials are saying that the president has backed down on possibly sanctioning the idf. is there anything under consideration, and if not, why not? mr. sullivan: this one, i've got to refer you to the state department, because they run a rigorous detailed analysis of what is called the lahey law which looks at gross violations of human rights by particular units. it would not be appropriate for me to speak on their behalf, so the state department would have to speak to that feud i would only point out that the nomenclature of
clinton was looking for his friends -- putin was looking toward his friends. he was getting support for the russian defense industrial base from china. that is not lost on us. it is something we are dealing with on all three fronts, and we will continue to do that. you heard secretary blinken obviously, who is now in beijing, speak to our concerns with respect to the prc and is support for russia's defense industrial base. we have been vocal from this podium about both north korea and iran and...
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it then stays during the clinton years and then takes two more drops from 92 to 91%. during the recession of 2001. and then the massive drop during the great recession from 91% to 88%. yes. male labor force. prime participation has risen from where it was eight years ago, from 88% to about 89.3%. note the it always takes place during periods of economic dislocation. so i'd like to point to a few things that we should take a look at to better understand what to do. the first, obviously is deindustrialization, that it to be in the 1950s or sixties that if you didn't get a high school or if you only got a high school degree or you didn't get a high school degree, you could get a job that decently paying if not middle class paying. those jobs don't seem to exist anymore. that instead the decent wage, low skilled you have the low wage, low skill you have the rise in the of disability insurance. it becomes simply more rational for you get on to roles that have been loosened and the eligibility for which has been moved away from what you and i would consider disabled to what
it then stays during the clinton years and then takes two more drops from 92 to 91%. during the recession of 2001. and then the massive drop during the great recession from 91% to 88%. yes. male labor force. prime participation has risen from where it was eight years ago, from 88% to about 89.3%. note the it always takes place during periods of economic dislocation. so i'd like to point to a few things that we should take a look at to better understand what to do. the first, obviously is...
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you haven't really heard from clinton, you haven't heard from obama on this issue civically? i haven't heard from bush on this issue as well why do you think they're not waiting into this in this realm? so you can look at this from either way, if we're talking about what's good policy, what's best to protect the institution of the presidency on the one hand, i think the more obvious argument is, why should anyone be above the law? >> why should anyone get a pass from criminal prosecution? that's the easy one. the one that i think we need to think about though on the other side where we're thinking about the institutional needs of the presidency is we don't want prosecutors lodging indictments against presidents or any other federal official for something they did within the scope of their job. i'll give you an example. let's take the seal team six hypothetical, right? can a president order seal team six to take out one of his opponents? the answer is no. the enter. the smart answer is no, we cannot, because that's outside the scope of the job. but what if some aggressive pros
you haven't really heard from clinton, you haven't heard from obama on this issue civically? i haven't heard from bush on this issue as well why do you think they're not waiting into this in this realm? so you can look at this from either way, if we're talking about what's good policy, what's best to protect the institution of the presidency on the one hand, i think the more obvious argument is, why should anyone be above the law? >> why should anyone get a pass from criminal prosecution?...
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with he basically stole the 2016 election from hillary clinton but we looked at the law, a new york state law, is still says it's a misdemeanor and only covers new york state elections and local basis and not federal elections. are we wrong here? >> it is a week. i think. in order to elevate this from misdemeanor to pony, which they had to do because the statute of the petitions on misdemeanor has already run, they had to claim trump ossified records in order to correct a felony or commit a felony and that felony is apparently shipped strategies on this quantity eight office but the main felony they are talking about this federal election law and a problem this caught the department of justice look at the and decide if there was no case. alvin bragg's predecessor look at that and decided there was no case biden gets elected in his justice department decides there's no case and alvin bragg originally decided there was no case. he changed his mind under pressure. you're talking about events that happened eight years ago, even liberal prominent liberal law professors and commentators have sa
with he basically stole the 2016 election from hillary clinton but we looked at the law, a new york state law, is still says it's a misdemeanor and only covers new york state elections and local basis and not federal elections. are we wrong here? >> it is a week. i think. in order to elevate this from misdemeanor to pony, which they had to do because the statute of the petitions on misdemeanor has already run, they had to claim trump ossified records in order to correct a felony or commit...